Im just here for the check

@kaczynskimode @Infidel1970 @OliLondonTV Did he say globally in the tweet idiot? This isn’t the “gotcha” you think it is. Go make 40k in any major developed city globally and tell me how you’re getting by.

@checkplease617 @Infidel1970 @OliLondonTV globally idiot

Sarah Paulson wears dollar bill over her eyes to call out the ‘One Percent.’ The actress, who is worth an estimated $12 million, used her outfit to call out the world’s elite while attending the $100,000 per person Met Gala.

@Gene76244311 @Infidel1970 @OliLondonTV Wow you tried real hard to cleverly insult me. Pretty sure he didn’t specify globally or domestically. And what does whites have to do with anything? Take your white supremacist bs elsewhere. 40k is barely livable in the US currently, that’s not up for debate.

@checkplease617 @Infidel1970 @OliLondonTV I got you a hat. You're probably one of those idiots that don't understand that whites are also a global minority either.

@techmudder @MattH_4America Russia, North Korea, China, all have nukes. Have they attacked the US yet? Bigger question, why are humans so stupid that we waste time and resources trying to kill each other? Get off your high horse and look at the bigger picture. Iran was never a threat.

@matth_4america Spoken like a true brain-rotted, isolationist zoomer who gets all his foreign policy from TikTok and thinks the world is a safe space because he’s under 45. Iran wasn’t ‘never going to nuke America’, they were sprinting toward it. IAEA confirmed 60%+ enriched uranium (near weapons-grade), enough material for multiple bombs, ICBM development on deck, and 47 straight years of official state chants ‘Death to America’ while their proxies killed U.S. troops, attacked our bases, and tried to shut the Strait of Hormuz. They just got hammered in the Feb-Mar 2026 strikes precisely because they were that close and destabilizing the entire region (spiking your gas prices). Ceasefire happened because they got wrecked, not because they were harmless. ‘Those of us under 45 don’t give a fuck about Netanyahu or Israel’? That’s not edgy rebellion, kid, that’s dangerously stupid. Iran calls Israel the Little Satan and America the Great Satan. Your apathy doesn’t make the threat vanish; it invites the next attack. Turn off the copium, get some actual fresh air, and read a goddamn history book before you lecture boomers. Pathetic.

IRAN WAS NEVER GOING TO NUKE AMERICA I'm so sick and tired of hearing this BS from the boomers Turn off Fox News, ignore Israel, and go get some fresh air, OK? Those of us under 45 don't give a fuck about Netanyahu or Israel Thank you for your attention to this matter!

@JohnMTillman @naval @ZohranKMamdani You still run this tired playbook that Mamdami is going run all the billionaires out of NY. What type of society do you ppl really want? Can you even answer that question? The cracks are showing in the economy, and working Americans don’t care about billionaires.

Watching @ZohranKMamdani's oafish, unprovoked attack on Ken Griffin blow up in his face in real time tells us so much about how contemporary leftism has been reconfigured by its elite practitioners. Firstly, Mamdani is not a "have-not." He is a Bowdoin graduate, the son of a Columbia professor and an internationally celebrated filmmaker, whose path to a New York City mayoralty ran through exactly the credentialed-creative pipeline that produces most of his voters. His base is not the working class. It is the downwardly mobile but college-educated, who were promised a particular kind of life by their degrees and are furious it didn't arrive, and who have decided the people standing between them and that life are not the radicalized professors who sold them seductive fictions or the ideologically captured universities that took their money, but a hedge fund manager in Miami. This is what I'd call Privilege Populism. The aesthetics of class struggle, performed by people whose parents or grandparents technically already won the class struggle, but with the appropriated symbolism recast in the direction of people who won it slightly more. It is war between the "haves" versus "have-mores," as some others have put it. The Mamdani's inciting video, gleeful in its innumeracy about about whether a $500 million pied-à-terre tax can actually fund anything it claims to, defiant in its ignorance about the dynamic effects of such taxation on human behavior and wealth outmigration, is the genre's mature form. Griffin's response is the part worth watching. He didn't argue or issue a statement offering a philosophical defense of capitalism. He simply pointed to his Miami construction project and said: this is the way. Then he said the part that should make every blue-state mayor uncomfortable: that what's happening in New York is "triggering the trauma I went through in Chicago." I watched that trauma play out for twenty years. Progressive politicians perform to excite the grievances and resentments of credentialed creatives, the productive class that subsidizes the city quietly relocates, the tax base hollows out, and the people who stay behind look at the resulting societal decline around them and misinterpret it as proof that they must vote even further to the left than before in order to improve things. In a warped but unignorable way, liberal mismanagement of states like Illinois and New York helped nurse the conservative governance triumphs of Florida and Texas. The Privilege Populists never figure this out, because the point is never truly to improve the lives of the "have-nots." It's to *perform* therapeutic acts of Resistance for them, on camera, against "villains" who can afford to leave and do.

@Infidel1970 @OliLondonTV Uh definitely not true at all. 40k a year isn’t even livable in today’s economy

@OliLondonTV The fool probably doesn't realize that if you make over $40000 a year you ARE in the 1%.

@Floridared1776 @raindrops_81 @TomHoefling @Mika007USA Inflation skyrocketed because of a pandemic idiot.

@raindrops_81 @TomHoefling @Mika007USA Prices were higher under Biden. This is a worldwide sting operation. We can’t just eliminate are the deep state here in the U.S. or they will always come back.

Today I put $85 worth of fuel in the van, and it barely moved over the half tank mark. Then I spent $450 on two carts worth of groceries. Now, tonight, I hear elected Republicans telling me the price of gas and groceries is dropping. Are folks really dumb enough to believe this?

@LivePsychology_ @WealthHatch_ As a CPT myself, this is stupid and unprofessional. Probably some shit you just made up.

A personal trainer I know has slept with 11 clients in 2 years. He is not: • attractive • seductive • tall Every single one of them took the initiative via text. I asked him what the first text was that he sent to each of them. Found a pattern. This is what it said... 👇

@Jeem196 @asparagoid Dude squatting is a way more natural movement than deadlifting. wtf are you talking about?

@asparagoid You seem to know a lot about gay squatting. However I agree squats are useless unless you’re a lower body focused athlete. There’s no scenario in the wild where you need to squat. Deadlift, yes

Squats. Absolute waste of time for straight men. They gave me enormous legs relative to my upper body, wide birthing hips and an absurd big momma ass. The damage was permanent. I was told they'd make me "strong overall" but this was a lie. Only women and homosexuals should squat

@asparagoid @TicTocTick This might be the dumbest post I’ve read. Don’t squat cus my legs and butt get too big? You sound like a women, and btw women like men with ass.

@1MarkMoss @RealScottRitter All you finance “influencers” lose credibility when you tweet shit like this.

@RealScottRitter “Led by the most ignorant military leaders in history” ? After multiple decade long wars that went nowhere and disastrous pull out of Afghanistan, this could be one of the most masterful military actions in history.

The fact that Iran doesn’t preemptively strike the US, Israel and its Gulf Arab allies at this juncture is beyond me. There is no ceasefire—the US blockade is an act of war which nullifies any agreement that may have been in place. Moreover, the social media posts of a commander in chief clearly signaling aggressive intent makes preemptive legal under Article 51 of the UN Charter, citing clearly established preemption precedence. The United States is not only led by war mongers and war criminals. We are led by the most ignorant military leaders in history. Who believe their self-induced testosterone laced fantasies over the harsh fact-based truths of reality. Not only will the US lose any future conflict with Iran. We will deserve to lose. Removing the Trump/Hegseth/Bessant/Rubio cabal is necessary for the survival of our Constitutional Republic.

@ArmageddonHQ @unusual_whales Get off his nuts, he’s not going to fuck you buddy.

@unusual_whales Only President Trump can turn a life-threatening situation into a compliment on the attractiveness of law enforcement 😂 This is why people love him — fearless, honest, and zero filter. Leftists calling it “bizarre” while ignoring he survived another attempt. Thoughts? 👇

Trump: “I wasn’t worried. I understand life. We live in a crazy world… I also saw a lot of very strong, physically strong, really attractive law enforcement people come through those doors. And frankly, it made me feel very safe.”

@WallStreetApes Fuck Starbucks. There’s nothing premium about their experience vs Dunkin’ Donuts experience. So I’m paying $4 extra to sit down?

Starbucks CEO defends a cup of coffee costing $9 He says the customers needs to just not think about it as a $9 cup of coffee, you’re paying for the “experience” of getting a Starbucks coffee “In some cases a $9 experience does feel like you're splurging, and then what that means is we have to make it worthwhile.” He says Starbucks customers “want to have a special experience and regardless of what your income level is, in some cases, a $9 experience does feel like you're splurging — well, this is a really affordable premium experience” How out of touch could a person possibly be…

@GGrajab @davidpattersonx Couldn’t agree more, look at the writings of Curtis Yarvin and Peter Theil, they don’t give a fuck about society as a whole and will gladly eliminate any sections of it that they deem “useless”. Same with Musk. These people are racist, and extremely narcissistic.

Thanks for making concrete, measurable predictions. It shows a degree of confidence most AI hype lacks, and that you've given the matter some thought. Some questions. Who will have authority over the AI infrastructure? How will the abuse of that authority be constrained? What will those with authority over the AI gain from an expensive non-productive population who seem to bring them no advantage while consuming vast resources? Assuming AI is as powerful as you propose, what will prevent those in power from seizing that power, under the guise of protecting the public, and use it to further their own power? I admit a more sinical view of humanity, especially those in power. IMO, far too many of our powerful elites are high functioning sociopaths who seek to live off of the backs of others. I suspect they will opt to 'thin the herd' as a more deterministically controllable option, AI, proves viable rather than provide us with income. Most will dismiss this concern, but I submit that such is a failure of imagination. Projection hinders their ability to see this possibility and intentionally thinking through these changes from the perspective of a sociopath would be disturbing and unpleasant, something few would do without necessity. I suggest that it is a necessity. For those unfamiliar, remove empath, compation, and connection from your thinking. Imagine civilization as an orchard which produces food. If a better means of getting food came along, why would you maintain the orchard?

There will be four stages in the economic transition to a post-labor, post-scarcity economy. In the first stage, AI will more than double economic output. Many people will lose their jobs, but most will find new work, and real incomes will more than double. Some people will leave the workforce, either by retiring early or by receiving unemployment benefits. (AI implementation stage. 2026 to 2029) In the second stage, AI and robots will exceed the abilities of all human workers and will expand quickly to replace all remaining jobs. Everyone who becomes unemployed will receive universal high income (UHI) payments. (Full unemployment stage. 2030) In the third stage, the economy will continue to grow rapidly, as the quantity and quality of human labor will no longer limit growth. UHI payments will be extended to all adults, and their value will grow tenfold as prices drop rapidly with increasing production. (Continuing economic expansion stage. 2030 to 2035). In the fourth stage, economic output will continue to grow, reaching 100 times current output. UHI will be worth 100 times the current average salary. The demand for most products and services will reach a maximum beyond which people don't need or want any more. We will have reached post-scarcity for most things. Most people will not use their full UHI allowance. We may switch to an economy without UHI, where everything is given away for free. (Post-scarcity transition. 2035 to 2040)

@danielnewmanUV @blknoiz06 This is the same “it’s different this time” narrative that gets investors in trouble everytime. Valuations are divorced from fundamental reality and data center builds are being canceled or delayed. How long can these companies continue to outperform? We’ll see…

The bull thesis just got validated. In a single afternoon. Meta. Microsoft. Amazon. Alphabet. All four reported. All four delivered. The numbers tell the story: $MSFT Azure +40% — beat the high end of guidance. AI business now a $37B run rate, +123% YoY. Copilot crossed 20 million paid seats. $GOOGL Cloud +63% to $20B. Backlog of $460 billion. Pichai called enterprise AI "the primary growth driver of cloud for the first time." $AMZN AWS +28% to $37.6B — the fastest growth in 15 quarters. Amazon reaffirmed $200B in capex for the year. $META +33% revenue growth — the fastest since 2021. And they raised full-year capex guidance to $125–$145B. The deceleration narrative is dead. The "AI capex is speculative" narrative is dead. The "where's the AI revenue" narrative is dead. This was the prove it quarter. They proved it. What we saw tonight is durable, compounding cloud demand, accelerating AI monetization, and a capex cycle being underwritten by signed customer commitments, not optimism. Sorry bubble bears. 🐻 This isn't 1999. Real customers. Real revenue. Real cycle. The companies investing in AI infrastructure today are buying the most valuable real estate of the next decade and tonight they showed exactly why. Buckle up. We're just getting started.

@ai_hyperbull @danielnewmanUV You buying MU at 530 ath? Maybe wait for a pull back?

Based on this info, I made some moves today. Sold out of 2/3 of my $AVGO Bought several shares of $MU Bought 273 shares of $DRAM for the SK Hynix/Samsung exposure Bought a lottery ticket with 235 shares of $LWLG Bought a starter position in $ALAB & 8 shares Sold some $FIX and $HUBB to fund the rest of this.

@Squiffy1025 @billybinion Do you even know where your tax $ goes? How about the corporate subsidies? You’re cool with making rich ppl richer with your tax $ though? 🤡🤡🤡

@billybinion She was making $272k of our taxpayer dollars A YEAR and has no transferable skills to speak that justify that salary. This is the scam system sucking the taxpayer dry to pay for NONSENSE that we voted to dismantle.

I didn’t like USAID. But watching people gleefully mock a woman for having to start over at ~60 is bleak. You can disagree with someone’s politics without losing basic empathy. The internet has broken a lot of brains.

@gerardthelawyer @billybinion What does any of what you just wrote have anything to do with this woman? Go cry about Kirk elsewhere, his wife is doing just fine with her national tour after his death. Fuck off

@billybinion They jailed j6ers for years without due process. They disbarred attorneys for being rw. They killed Kirk. They fired millions for refusing the vax. Shut up and clutch your pearls elsewhere.

@AlecMacGillis All these people with smug comments, maybe step back and analyze our whole capitalist system for a second, remind yourself $ isn’t real, but family, food, shelter and water is. Capitalism has made people evil because it’s become unchecked. There no balance anymore.

"Sheryl Cowan, 57, was making $272,000 a year as a senior VP at a U.S.A.I.D.-funded nonprofit when she was let go at the end of March 2025. Last month she had an online interview for a $19-an-hour job managing a Penzeys Spices store in Falls Church, Va." nytimes.com/2026/04/21/us/…

@LarkDavis The art of the deal? Are you serious Lark? All these financial people I follow turn out to be MAGA idiots.

Trump cancelled a meeting with Iranian representatives in Pakistan, citing too much time wasted on travel and too much infighting and general chaos in the Iranian leadership. The bold counter-move: do nothing and tell them to ring him. The Art of the Deal in full effect

@bennyjohnson What the average IQ of a MAGA republican? What’s Bennys IQ?

The average IQ in Haiti: 67-82 The average IQ in Somalia: 68-72 The average IQ in Afghanistan: 75-83 Welfare use for non-citizen Haitian households: 65% Welfare use for Somali households: 81% Welfare use for non-citizen Afghan households: 87% Perhaps we are not importing the best and brightest. This is what I asked Rep. Brandon Gill about. "That’s the problem. And perhaps there’s a link between this and the welfare usages that you see from migrants in many countries." "Whenever you bring in a population who largely has not really interacted with what we would consider the modern American world and the modern American economy, they have a hard time staying afloat. And the result is that they become a net drain economically on the rest of the society." Gill also says it's common sense that these immigrants learning alongside American students hurts the quality of their education. He's absolutely right. We need more Congressmen who aren't afraid to speak the truth.